Sentence examples for always believed one from inspiring English sources

I have always believed one should allow people to make their own decisions about what they see, hear and do within the law.

He came from strong, working-class ethics and always believed one should go out and do a hard day's work, and his hard day's work was, of course, getting out with a guitar and singing a song.

When seeing is not always believing: One of the secret desires that all kids have is to be invisible and to, you know, to sneak somehow, nobody would see you, see.

The fundamentalism of love always offers one more chance, always goes one more mile, always trusts one more time, always believes one more possibility, always commits one more hour, always cries one more tear, always rejoices over one more soul.

"We've always believed that one plus one is much greater than two when you're working toward a goal".

I have always believed that one should gear one's methods toward trying to extract a penalty from the opponents, and this is exactly what Donn (East) and Feldman did.

"I've always believed that one builds and develops a business within the region that one lives and supports the community that way," Mr. Jackson said.

"We've always believed in one another," Crosby said.

"Public safety is certainly an issue that we've always believed is one of Jim's strong suits," Kam Kuwata, a Hahn strategist, said.

"Down deep, I always believed that one day I would travel past picture frames and into the glow of a warmer, more mellow and more romantic light," Mr. Severs wrote.

I've always believed that one of the key things holding back the uptake of green electricity tariffs in the UK was the lack of an independent certification body, such as the Fairtrade Mark.